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Was Rome's iron production really more than ten times that of the Han Dynasty?
It's not buddy, when the Roman Empire was founded, it was all the Western Han Dynasty, and the Roman Republic and even the Roman Kingdom were only founded in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and you told me that there were Romans in the tombs of the Shang Dynasty
The aliens have finally found the ruins of the Tangshan Iron and Steel Plant, haven't they?
If only there were enough ruins in Rome, the problem is that they are all loans
What kind of bone arrowhead? It's the arrow bones on its body!
I remember whether it was Cheng Gao or Peng Cheng, and now there are arrows from the time when Chu and Han fought for hegemony, a few years ago, CCTV also filmed a special program about this war, all metal arrows
They are all short swords, and the bronze swords of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are getting longer and longer, because the metal ratio is becoming more and more accurate, and the quality of the weapons made is getting better and better, and by the time of the Qin Dynasty, six or seven foot long swords were very common, and the metal smelting level in Rome was at most similar to that in the early Spring and Autumn Period
I went to Xianyu to search for a really lot, and they are all rusty, most of them are real or most of them are old?
This statement feels strange to Rome, Rome itself is strong and warlike, why would it think that another powerful country in the distance is peace-loving?
This formula is silent for those who have studied statistics in junior high school
Two thousand years later, a group of people are discussing steel production in 2020, and one person deduced that China's annual steel output is about 20 billion tons, accounting for more than 95% of the world's total